HTML entity list/character reference conversion tool
You can search for, encode, and decode special characters in HTML by name, character, Unicode, or numeric reference.
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Convert HTML entities
It can be converted to named, decimal, or hexadecimal character references according to the HTML text and attribute values.
Find HTML entities
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HTML entity list
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Regular notation and code point for the selected character reference.
- characters
- &
- Unicode
- U+0026
- Decimal reference
- &
- Hexadecimal reference
- &
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About this tool
You can check HTML special characters, prevent garbled characters, and check character references pasted into templates and CMS on one page.
Features
- named character references
- Search
- Encoding according to HTML body/attribute value
- Additional information for this feature.
Additional information for this feature.
- Additional information for this feature.
- In new HTML, name character references should end with a semicolon.
- There is no need to convert all normal characters that can be written directly in UTF-8 to character references.
- Additional information for this feature.
Data confirmation date: / Reference: WHATWG Named character references, Character references
About this tool
You can check character references for special characters used in HTML, templates, and CMS, and convert syntactically necessary characters and non-ASCII characters to safe notation.
Features
- 2,125 named character references in WHATWG HTML Standard
- Search
- Conversion and decoding to named/numeric references according to HTML text/attribute values
How to use
- Search
- Select the target and check for Unicode, numeric references, aliases, and semicolon abbreviations.
- Copy
Limitations
- Additional information: HTML
- There is no need to convert all normal characters that can be written directly in UTF-8 to character references.
Privacy: Searches, reverse lookups, conversions, and copies are performed within the browser and do not send or save the input content to the Develop Tools server.